New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
GEORGE AND MoGLYNN SPEAK.
DENYING THAT THEY LIVE LIKE PRINCES.
EXPLANATIONS REGARDING THE cAMPAIGN-EAT-
ING BEEFsTRAK PIE.

EXPLANATIONS REGARDING TIE cAMPAidS-EAf
ING BEEFsTRAK PIE.
Henry George, DIR. McGlynn a few moro Of the
prominent Labor party leaders, who stumpng
tho State. returned homo yesterday to rennn
here until tomorrow. They will do 80
every week, IT. being the intention OF
the Executive Committee 10 hold mass
meetings in some part OF this CITY Brooklyn every
Saturday evening and have them addressed either by Dr.
McGlynn or Mr. George. The meeting last night was
held in Nilsson Hall, East Fftcenthst under the aus
pieces OF the Labor Party OF the lid Assembly District
william Robinson. chairman of tho district committee.
presided. Miss Muniers choir Of young ladies from ST.
Stephens the platform ard rendered campaign
songs in their usual spirited manner John McMackin
Mr George and Dr. McGlynn were cordially received
when they entered.
Mr. Georges speech was short and mostly confined to
narrang In general way tho success which he had met
In the country. Everywhere he said people seemed 10
be entirely prepared to listen TO what he had to say
That the party would poll surprisingly largo vote in all
paris Of the state he felt more certain than ever His
remarks were loudly applauded.
Dr. McGiynn's speech was moro Of social talk than
effective, particularly where touched upon personal
matters At tho outset he discussed INC
syracuse platform and explsincd how - It
tern is usuilly understood THE Labor Party" he
are made 80 by nature and nat1r's God" Applause.
This led him TO take up OF the criticisms that had
Ey certain newspapers and after replying to
these he touched upon what recently been
published in The C0JnBsrsrI Idrrtrisrr aud The
about the he ami Henry Georgn growing rich
ont OF the movements that they are LEADING. He said;
They insiDu that featherng nest nicely
and that MI George making mint of money They seem
be that fallen far from grarc as
such thing Laughter They talk OF big hotel
bills 300 MONTH they claim and Of the grand an.
gvo week the leadcrs ~ the
Labor Where do get the money 10 do this they a'S
DR. Mc' lynn then proceeded to explain. has already
been mentioned IN fHE TRIBUNE that ne lived III BROOK
Ign with his 81 ters family but had room at the Astor
House IN or Ter 10 keep up i residence here He only
...st1 far rflttfn main MI III
his hotel expenses did not amount TO u dollar
% month. The only swell" dinner he enioi ed
when Secretary Barnes Henry George aud lie went
around TO the sinclair House aud then to get
neeisieak pie The honey he used WAS thai gwen HIM
by his paIishinners last spring. lie continued
long intend to plav the gentleman laughter
but II Al go"e-and Win the IoFIs hcip ts
-. ssy in, hcweysr ~ a. bat an In assist Inc
Labor party s.oTld this the best Of my
ability having been paid IN afvanre Cheers
Taking up the I'D gels for Nc George, who had left the
hall TIE doctor made some telling hits. Mr. Georges
palatia MANSION In Picassntsye he said, cost tbh
month. " know that Mr.. George is not a man who
abou' making money. he added. " lie Is not -
fool 10 nDgrct his wife Aul family.
After he hai explained hS Il "a cinl condition ana that
OF Mr. George lie turned sharply around AID in passion
ate tone aol.ei Now IL no. shame outrage
that should lie thus compelled to answer
those things. explain my private Affairs because
clamorous beasts ih human form seek to
pry into aud disiort them CRIES OF
shame. yes. yes. He gave John Swnlon a rap
by referring nc when he attempted 10 mn for
received bY Mr. George and attributed the attacks made
by swnion Ceorgc Ia jealousy.
Tho Autl-povcrty Society, great fair. festival anl
promenade concert Madison square Garden 10 raise
Tuesday. the hfieth birthday
OF DR. McGynn, will he celebrated by reception.